audits, having to file returns potentially in 46 states plus local concludes and jurisdictions. we need to be encouraging small businesses to grow, not hammering small businesses, especially on the internet. the internet has been such a haven for entrepreneurial opportunity. we shouldn't have politicians putting new taxes on the internet. >> neil: a lot of those small businesses who want this because they think they're at a competitive disadvantage to the ebays and the amazons because they have to make sure they pay these taxes and those guys, while they're obligated to, don't. >> you know, it's interesting. the talking points for the advocates of this bill, they press exactly what you're saying. but the people pushing for it are not the small, local retailers. the people pushing for it are the giant corporations, and why you're getting bipartisan support because you have the big box retailers, you've got the giant corporations, and then the really, really big online